The Sun. — London, England, 1810-07-02 00:00:00

t.- \ _ • I• r • :-. ' •C. Irprl , !ed tied- by hrougil ponceal to the a your to my aced as know', !s that ers as rcier.of o such herd rlt you Spires; .witiA JbjedS it of a lade to gli t LO ),have figion. l grace, ad, ma e guar ier in• It hi; suf.! e«tie• edS t A hich a 10" re of avriOt ruts do , ' 4 fi O ' l , tVOr ;. 0 Y-au4 knd4 e d~~ii, ~~LA' .LI 1114 ~10y 11411' flie from ) thi 11 r • . 210 : o una ) g tll5 Illy I rang 2[l~~~ otaSes the n . 0 1 or 4.110 in a een a 100 01 ! WD S Sur• 511 ° f Nion - V Ib° . i)t_ Pia/ iru►ii boW' ►at.lol coil" ...,.'''' ' vatev anlY. st re' t r I. rid; °( ilia tt i Da% 1. bure t ' ;0'117? ii tri:►t with it vi'Jl .::.-*~' tenor' Lei. bact• Lukinf Etre i;i, the 01 11C( ' ) hi e ! i Esseg• gioo' Lietr vtirß 55551 3PICa-E FIRE INSURANCE, CORNHILL, LON DON. p - - PAYMENT OF RENT. ocrcrE's of InsuraUce expiring at .Midsummer ~_, Should be renewed within I. ifteen Days from that pe "4E!, to, pre.vent the Parties' I nteiest yefising therein. , • • i' arming 'S tuck insured, Without the Average Clause, at 2s. Per Cent. Large Aba tements on t h e P remium and Duty on Insur.; . rmets for more, Years than one. , , . & General I Ostiranees subjed to the Average Clatise, may, in , riu.rteunireiu, 1 1 .) n e . e : Ileded at 'this OffiCe at the following reduced -. . • tlerehandize in the ? 3 Months.' 6 Months. per A n n. ,West-IndiaDockd S• 'ls. ed.' . t--. - is. 6d. as. ud. •11 .1. 1 3 s in ditto - 2 o —, 2 6 —. *3 0 .a eiLocruhlonndiz in the) 16 ' 2 ' 0 2 6 ' Ith . D oc ks • • ~. , , •ii Ps in ditto - - 2. 0 - ' --,' - 2 6 3 o" I In water-side Out 9 f water_ District'l 'side District _ 1 2§. 6a. ' ? 2S. od. 3. 6 f 3 o S 0 I 4. 6 tied upon Terms o f peculiar Advantage Common Insurance Hazardous - - boubly Hazardous L it ,, Insurances to Alt:. ssurt'd • W. E ETHA Al, Secretary, BRITISH FIRb i ICE. • THE BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE , in the Strand, 0., and Carollin g London, and wy Agents in Edinburgh, :"asgow, Dublin, and other principal Towns, grant Insur, 'flees againss fort FlRk• b t P ternium Insuratee renewable at MidsUmmer roust Paid within Fifteen Da}s therefrom t,The Diredors of the lintish Pire.tiflice earnestly request . e attention of the Public to the uniform and.ecimitable , 1 4 'de with which at all times they have conditcted their Bu eessi without regardin the Advantages fantasies lately lama ,:cedi the pretended set forth, or the ' -s g !ed Plans, equally banefiii to the InSurer and filial - 6d. ~Lngities of the best Cunstruclian, and Fireinen of Attivity ''t provided to attend at Fires. 1. 1 A nnual Premiums—Common Insurance, 2s. per Ceat.— -ozartious, 38.—Double Hazardous ss. A Insurance of greater Hazard and farge Sums by Special 41 greement. Policie s (Gr at i s ) as h ereto f ore, f or Sums of 3001. anti up.w 1 111 surahce‘on rarming Stock, at 2s.lid. per Cent. specify )l,. the Sums to be insured on the different sorts of G rain tarm, w 6clith . per Salvage Cent: only e on the whole Stock of any one C. - • ROBERT ,SK ELTON, Sec • EDUCATION. A . GENTLEMAN and his Wife, residing in a healthy part of the Isle of Wight, will undertake the f` , AltD and EDUCATION of Frititt PUN LS, from the ges - ot Six to Thirteen, and ilualify•titeni in every respell ally of the Public Shools.. Frech, Ari thmetic Geogra— Ph • and Matheniatics, c will be included in the Pupils course of y z}:Ntudies. Patents may rely on-their Children's receiving the ,? ( lest Treatment, and,the stritlest attention being paid to ti v 'r Nlorals. Terms Eighty Guineas each per annurn, in- Letters every Expence, Books except,d • etters (pust-paid)addreised to X. Y. :Messrs. Rowden'S, t,: r ° t kbelle_rs, Newport, Isle, of Wight, wi:l meet with at- 141 . 0 NEY.—ANNUITIESR1'131..t.,‘1,1i3E.V. £ l i Nubility, Clergy, Gentry, and other, may • 4. be irnmediate;y,aceotrnmxiated with any .Surn, h..)we vet t;t the arhouni, upon terms ful (pal to Ninrtg.tge, by - r ` grant of ass. Annntty anequ..tely set.ure:t, ei , ht-r upon t 0,,. C op ih n ld , L ease h o ld , I u,ltled Propert, . or Per.... 4',1 Security. Genteletiten of res , onsibility we, find Cifs 'Prtisetrrf•nt worthy their at tencio:, The Ext,etn, s w l l.l. sec et and the Business w ill concludied m the most • and expeditious manner. g n ers n4l applic.tions . reeeived every day, by Messrs. Fire llo s itt No. 29, Suttolk-stver, (-haring...cross. Letters, ‹tyl, immediately answeed. ME PUBLIC. TRA unexampled Patio , i'age which we expr th rienced at this period 01 the- last , year, (when we had c e honoqr of laying before the Pubic the Chancellor of the chequer' s Pl an t or t h e prevent i on o f i nsurance. ) hi s in td us to con l ta d' f or t h e present Lo-T . T Elt Y ; and we 11 ° ,?.lently hope, t h at th e SCHEME now s ubmitted tor the Pay lie appiubation. will entitle us to a continuati ut the A S , r Qnage and Support we then rec eived: We have the sa7 ta.:ittion to add, that having taken this Lottery at a cheaper 41 , c t , than that at .wriich the last Lottery was purchased, we triktiless ti; bring out the TICK E I'S and SHARES at Pric RICHARDSON GOODLUCK, and Co. SWIF I' and Co STATE LOTTERY, To be Drawn on the tgth of OCTOBER, au). NEW SCHEME S - -of - £2u,,00 - are - 160,0n0. S - - 2„csoo t o • - - gl,00000 - Soo .. 30 • '• • iho So So . 2,503 !Op 25 / 5 - a - 72,000 FIVE TICKETS .OF EACH NUMBER. 4 The Ntlvethrs of the Tickets'in this Lottery are reduced to tp ; and A the Scheme contains an addition a l Capiull of k,'"°t• :it must be obvious that the Chance ot: gaining a 1 0 ) ( k)01. P r ize is it.creased t)ne Fifth ; and those who wish taiktventure for larger spa's hare now an opportunity of t a ,, l ' i n4 Ferr, Sixty, Eihty, or even One . Huncred Tho. l'uundsy by purcha g sing two or more Tickets of o ne qnbet . R:I'IcK.ETS and SHARES are on Sale at all tile Of 200, 000 o A, THE TRUE ORIGINAL I Esurrs Dion'e now prepaied by SHAW and E lIIWAI' DS, 66 (on the Fo ot way), St. Paul's, Successors to Joseph Wessels. liE JESUITS • DROPS have long been known try, and esteemed a safe, cheap, effeCtual, and often an kirollediate Cure tor Stranguary, Glee:s, Weakness ot the V ! l eYs, or Bladder ; and xvlten taken on the first attack of ti'r-heroal Infection, they will infallibly accomplish thde. he e(l , eft . ett :_ should the Complaint be far advanced, it will I ~ ' e cessary: to take the Specific Remedy with the Jesuits .. • 0 ~ , . ti.. 11:; many depredations made vn the Property of the Pro etor 04 'II compels them to give this Caution, that .no one E le viii he sent out of their House without " Shaw and ~, • yar., a „rds.(Successors to Mr Wessels), 66, St. Paul's Church. P; engraved on the Stamp. * • ! tn "! otheri which are sold without the above Names are Positions on the Public. `,.............._ G.:T . Ask tor Wessels' results Drepl. ESSE.NTIAL OF LEMONS, slaking lion Moulds ink Spots Red Wine, and other , t , ai ns out of Linen , Muslin, L ace, &c. and . for many t () k le r Uses, as a substliute fur lemons Price One Shilling 7 o.x. gtWING received numerous complaints that 14 (1 ,, Cpo . sitions sold und tul, buz. t et the title of l' of LEL tit "S, a om re not only inettezihattliry burn and .de t4Y th e Li nen 1 tPink it necessary to intortn the Public, 111 01 ''one is to be depended upon as mine but whist has my the wore on.rhe bottom of eaeh Box, and on the outside of „apper. ,W, BAYLEY. it) u• The Salt vf Lemons is p m .eularly useful to Ladies trtt t 4 shing their ha n ds, 114 iostaiy takes out the stains of th i ',"loured gloves, 4,e. mute agreeable to us e . ietn. , ll itseir. 41 4 Id holesale and tt ctail , by . Bay ley and illew,Cockspur , i. n• siik l ~u, llay:cy's S, outing- Drips, /or taking 'Creise out of Woot;e: Cluf!), &c. S TT T\T SOCIETY for the DISCHARGE and 'RELIEF of PER— SONS IMPRISONED for SMALL DEBTS. Craned:street, lune 30, 1810. LL QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT. of thi s 1 IL soCI ETY will be held 'here on WE 9NESDAY NEXT, the 4th of July,. at Twelve o'Clock, to Audit the 'Accounts to this day, and on other special A Mits. R. GRASSWELL, Secretary. APARTMENTS TO LET, FURNISHED and UNFURNISHED, at No. to, Thornton-place, Great Quebec-street, New-road; Mary •le.bonne. A Single Person may be accommodated with Board,or At tendance. Dedicated, by permission, to His Majesty. This Day was published, In Two Volumes, Odavo, price tl. 45., in extra boards, THE MIRROR of, the MIND. Poems, By Miss STOCKDA 1, If:. Printed for john Stockdale, Piccadilly. Al 0N D JULY 2, 1810. CONTRACT FOR DEALS ' AND FIR OAR RAFTERS. NIIVY OFFICE, rune 27, tglck, TH4 PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and 111ISSION.ER.S of HIS 1 1 1/I.7ff..UY'S•NAVY do he, eiof give Notice, That on Wednesday, the 4th yi q 'y next, at One ("Clock, they will he ready to treat with :net, persons as may he willing to Contract for supplying his Majesty's Yards at Chat. ham,Sbeernest, Portsmouth, and lypnruth, with NO and SWEDISH. YELLOW and RED WOOD DEALS, and also for plying the said Yar.is, and likruoise Deptford and ifisolwich, With FIR OAR RAF TERS, or for supth'in of the said Yards uirbthe . said Articles. A . Form of the fender my. be seen at this Office._ No Tender will he received after One o'Clock on the day of Treaty, nor any Milted, unless the Party, or an Agent for him, attends. Every Tender mast he accompanied ly a Letter addressed to the Navy Board, and signed Ly two responzihle Persons, engag. bag to become bound with the P,-rmos tendering, in the Sum of Scot. for the due performance of she Cnntra:i. - SOUTH HAMS, DEVON. (The Land-Tax redeemed.) TO BE SOLD, MHE FEE SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of .A. the MANOR of KEY N EDON, in the following Pa rishes: • r. SHERFORII, BARTON ofli. ENE YDON, consisting of an old Mansion, now used as a Farrn-houie, Barns, and alhother convenient Out-buildings, and 342 A. zR; rz I'., of very' rich Arable, MeadoW, and Pasture Land and Orchard, npw in the occupation or Mr.- Robert .Parker, who holds the same for the rrnuincier of a term of 4, years, of wkell between 'two and three are unexpired,. under the very low Rent of 3801 And, also, the Reyersion tit Fee .after lives' under Conven tionary Rents and Heriots, of 17 Tenements, in and near the Village of _Frogntoor, iii SherfOrd, all adjoiningto the Barton, consisting of a capital Water Grist-Mill, -Dwelling houses, Gardens, Orchards, and 38 Acres of very rich Lund. 2. sou rH POOL A Tenernalt. called POOL' PARKS, in the poisession of 'john Hewitt, for a Tern}, of which hetWeen t r and r a years are unexpired, under the clear yearly Rent of 731. And the 'Reversion in Fee after Lives, subject. to Conventionary•Rents and Herioti, in tour other Tenements, all adjoining tti PoOl Parks, oantaining in th whole 165 Acres of very good Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land. 3. CHIVELSTONE.. The Reversion in Fee after two Lives of a Tenement, call ed DAT T 1 NS, and after one Life of a Tenement, calle4 FpRD, subject to Conventionary Rent and Heriots, con taming together 33 Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, and Orchard ; and also the great or impropriate Tithe in posses. sion of the last mentioned two Tenements. 4. PORTLEMOLITH. The Reversion in Fee after two Lives of a Tenement, caked GOO DSH ELTER, in the Parish of Portlem , uth, suhjed to a Conventioriary Rent and Ileriot, containing 25 Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land and Orchard. 5. STOCKENHAM. The Reversion in Fee after three Lives of a Tenement, called CUT LA NOS, subject to a Conventionary Kent and Hcriots, consisting ot a neat !)welling_ house, Garden, and Orchard, and about . two Acres of very rich Meadow Laud. All the Estates lie on Navigable Creeks ot the Sea,. which' run up irons Salcotnbe. from whence the flhest Marine nand is brought up for Manure, and the Produce of the Farms may: be shipped off for Plymouth, Dartmouth, or else 'where. Keynedon. is distant from the Market and Post Towns of Kingsbridge 3 Miles, Dartmouth, Tonics, and Modbury, 1 2 .Mites each, and Plymouth z 6 Miles; and the Village of Frogmoor, in which the Tenements in the Parish of Sher • tor& (except the Barton) ne, is rapidly increasing in Build ings, Warehouses, &c. and being situated on an Estuiry, is e articularly adapted for carrying on any Trade or Mzmu faCture where an easy 'Water-carriage is desirble. For Sale of the - Premises a Public Auction will be held at the King's Arms, : at •Kingsbridge, on Tuesday the loth day of fury next, precisely at Twelve at Noon. Printed t'articulars will be ready to he delivered on or be. fore the 3oth day of this instant, and may he had at the Oki London Inn at Exeter ; the , place of Sale; of ;Messrs. Sandys, Horton, and Roarke, Crane -court, Fleet-street, ton. don ; and of Messrs. Ilford and Leach, PlymOuth-Dock. Dated zotit May, tiii o. I , !CM/ILL I u June 26, ISt o. TRE CO 11IMISSIO NE'RS:for IICTU4,ELING His AI A "EST I's NA!/}' d bereki• give Mike, nal on Aid, y, the 6t4 o f July next, tbcy will he re.. 744 to receive Triider: in Writing(tealed up), and treat wig, such Pertoui at. WWI un dertake to purehate all the Y.li AST that shall be made ,in hie itiajetty!t .1 , :r1;74(4tre at Deptford, for one .year, front to 211, Sty of :bat month. The Conditions of the Conic2td; may '. 6e seen at thelecrefary's Office. Na regard will he had tq a aj. TeniPr in which the &tie shall not be inserted in •ts , ,rds at length, , :r that shall ?wrier' delii ? i , ta'? the Board be ;re One o'dock on tile raid Prid.zy, the 6th gay next, nor mniest The Person ts , ho - m`akis thr Tender, or krone * Person on his behalf, atlends yihin called Joe. I 'ICT4T/ILLING-OFFICE, 29, , tgo. 'THE COMMISSIONERS for PICTUALLLNG HIS - illilyEVTY's NAVY' do hereby give Notii - e;, Thy on Tuesday, the 3 tst of July next, thty toill be ready' to'rective Tenders in writing (sealed np), and treat for she supply (on separate Contraas)of what FRESH BEEF; SEA PROVI SIONS and RUM, may be demanded for tie se.rviceq his - Ma, ftsty's Ships and Velsels at Limerick and the River t hannon, Ireland,f*r Twelve Months certain, and farther until six 111:nshr earning shall be given Jr the terthination thtteof; to . be paid for Cy Hills, payable with interest, Ninety do's Afte, date. The Con ii:ions of the Coniraeis may be seen at the Sec, etary r 0,14 . ce ;at Ibis Of fi ce ; or. applying to the Colleaor Gf His Alatesty's Cu toms at Limerick. ..o reg,:rd T4 ' be aw tr an:y Ten.irr in i 6ta the i ice :hail run be interued iv words at length, or that shall-not br delivered to the than before One o'Clock on the raid Tueiday, ,pst of Yiely next, nor unless the Person .tvho makes the T nder, or some Person on his behalf, attendr, to antwer when called for A'or will any Tender lbw contains extravagant prices tircs, vd;ne ar tides, artetynlcer much inferior to the real value upon others, be conside , e 4 as proper to be admitted. , EXCHEQUER BILL Uhl. ICE, • )'une 28, ig:o. All Exchegner Bills , 4,-;aring an Interest alict. the rate of Three pence one F.irthing per Centum per Diem, dated in toe Month Icf July and August, ; L8c..9, . TO BB PAID OFF. rrFIE LORDS COMMISSIONERSV His MA yESTI"sTRE.ASURY havinggiven Direairms Jot pay kg off the Principal of it,: above-mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the Interest due thereon; at the Exchequer OiFce, in the Reteip, of Exchequer," New Palace Yard, ik*estnstt:r, on Illon:Iay the 301r4 Day j,(y, oro.• Attendance e be given (Sundays and Holidays excepted) until and including Mosulty the 16thof" July, from. Tea o'Clock in the Horning Jill One In the Afternoon, forthe purpose of receiving the same. And for, the greater dispatch, the Bearers of the said Bills . are desired to being Lists thereof, contuining the Numbers, in Numerical Order, according to the Dates ;f the said Bills , .and. Commencement of fovea, with the principal Sums and Interest due thereon, com puted from, bul,excluding the ,Days on which they are preili.4.. Iy dated, to the said 3.th Day of 3'a . 4Y, 18E0 inclusive, when tle Interest will cease; and the said Bedrers g , not Tare indispensably required isidorse each Bill with their usual. Sigoature ; and to write their Nantes and Re , sidence at the bottom of their List; and they are inore4ver required to attend the Exchequer Bill Office for' Pqyme'ni, and to receive the New Bills, and sl oe the Receipts* for the same. !f any of the Holders of the aforesaid Bills should be deSit on: of receiving payment of thi Principal and Interest previous to the : said 3qh *Day of 14, they 'nay be accommodated, on com puling the Interest to the D.y on which they wish to he paid, r and leaving the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto, • ' Such Persons as nug , be desirous of having New Exchequer, -Bills in 7 . V4591, et itt part Payment of Principal, upon mar hing . New Bills, and ,mentioning the Amount, at the .4>ottoro of their Lists, delivered on or befOre the 160 D. 9.. of yffly, may be accom-. niodated 700 New Bills, ev-sying an Intow-of Three:perce by the Day, on every One Hundred Pounds,' 7-bleb said New Bills ‘Will i , ear Date the said 3vls Day of July, and Wilt be, delivered on Thursday, the 2d of 4itgust, and the following Days. N. B. All Exchequer Bill: hearing an Interest after the rate of ThreePence—balipenqy per Centunt per Diem, and those dated prior to the tit of July, tikg, havi seen' advertised to be paid of, and the Int , rest thereon has ciated. This Day was published. :Price One Shdiing and . Sixpence, A SERMON preached in the Catnectr,ll Church or Lichfield, on Tuesday, August i, 'Soo at the Visi tatien of the 1-10 it. and Rignt Rev, the Lord Bishop of t..1.t.f-11 ,- I.ht,b and COVENTRY. .14 tha Reit. WILLIAM SMITII.•M.A. Reel - tor of king's s winford t stainrishi,e, Lte Rector of Di - cetord..•Derou. - Printedfor F. C. and I. IttNiNtun, No. 62, SC. Pawl's Churchyard. A CHALLENGE. . _ MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in .his Mjesty's. service, challenge the whole world to prove a single iiistanee where their medicine and method of cure have tailed of the desired elleCl. • The •praCtice of many .. • years in this particular branch of their profession, has not given rise to one unsuccessful case. . They continue to direct their studies to the watment and cure of venereal complaints, and that derangement of the sys tem, which is the consequence of the pernicious - and waster ul I eft:dr of a habit long and most unhappily pursui:d by the youth of bOth sexes. In the one it will be found to be the !.-- i unfailing source of barrenness; the other have its ravag es l a . - i tally oevelope.! to them by a distressing state of debility. which if not timely remedied, terminates in. impotence.. I these ' are its remote and ultithate effects, wlitle consump • 1 tion, loss of muscular power, arid various nervous complaints ; I usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice.— : Of persons languishing ureter the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple, andlias never proved unsuc cessful in the course - of a long, laborious, and much extended prattice. in the.tnost obstinate and complicated cases of ye. i tiered infeetion, such as obstructions in the urethra, spungy excrescences, hard tumors, callous ulcers, eruptions, semi. 1 nal weakness, gleets, as also STRICTUR t:.S, . 1 f Whether recent or .of long duration, and which have.baf. tied the skill of other Practitioners, are by their present int . proved plan of treatment, effettually and permanently cured, 1 without the Patient suffering ' the, excruciating pain, and alarming hemorrhage which frequently follows the applied tion of the lunar caustic. In the course of .t•xenty years . extensive. prattier in this Metropolis, numerous cases of Strictures have been and are daily under their care", - the total i eradicatiiiti of which is etteCted by a sate, certain, and expo. ditious mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. l -The weakness; relaxation, glid.debility proceeding from this complaief are, speedily reinovedi. and the Patient_ restored to : sound and vigorous health. But where the debility- has for ; years existed, a proper perseverance in their restorative re-' i medics, after the Stricture has been destroye.t, is ihdispertsa. • • bly requisite to revive the slumbering. sparks of life and to i reanimate the constitution. . . Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respeCtibi.. 1 lity, have been,under the care ,of Messre. CUrrie and Co. tbr the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strittures, 84e.. . and having received a radical and permanent Cure, request that references may be given to them, as satisfactory evi dences of the decisive su periority of Messrs. Currie and Co's. plan of treatment. Many ot these Gentlemen. tiaye had stridures from lop 20 ye,rs, encl•had been under the care ot Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other. Surgeons of equal emi- Deuce, who attempted the cure by the application ot the Lu. star Caustic, without success. • Mess's. Currie and Co. may-be consulted by either sex with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton garden. Patients in the Country are requested to state the partieu , lays of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. inclosing a remittance for ailv.ce and medicines, when the same will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ,ensure that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, the postage at letters ;nay be added to the Account /or medicines. 9th tune, tEe.9.— . t.n7, Hatton garden. "AV i ittV 0 ,- -; N 1 a 2t?.' As; I ' ri•Nf • 01..N,t5,4 siikikl6l;i STAGE CO4CI/ ACT# An .1.61 was passed in the last Session of ratoes meth repealine the several A_ts tie repel leg the riuteber. of passengers to be carried on the outsklis of stage coaches, or othercarriages, &C. lowing areits principal provisions et--.- • That from and alter the ist tiay of Jule. tsite any coach, berlin, landau, chariot, diligence, "ca.. • lash, cAsisesinariee, or other carriage, with tour or more heels, by what name soever the same is, or shall hereafter be, called or known, to be employ.. ed as a public stage or carriage, for the purpose',:f conveying passengers for hire to axle from &flea:et places in Great Britain, and drawn by four or mote horses, shall be.allowed to carry ten outside passen gets and no more, exclusive of the ce.a.ems e e , but including the guard; where there is a guar.. Wits , such coach or other carriage; and that one passer. ger, and no more, shilll be allowed to sit upon the box with the coachman ; and three of such passes" gets on the front of the. roof, and the renemitte2. six behind, in the manner the most safe ,ind c.on.eni ent for the said passengers. Provided always, that no such passenger or passengr rs shall be allowed to sit on the luggage, or that part of the root allotted for ihe same; and that all stage .coaches 'or Other Careages above described,,*deaWn 'by two or three horses, shall be allowed fiee'outside passengers amid no inure, • excluiive of the coaeliman ; and that all stage coaches called long - coaches or double-bodied cceiehese shall be permitted to. carry, ,eight outside passengers and no more, exclusive of elm coachman, .but including the guarer;,Where there is J guard with such-coach, under s'uth - fines or .penalties as are by this Aee imposed, in cases where more outside pas,- sengers are carried jhan are allowed by .this Aei ; sticia; -dues and ,penalties to be impeseci and 10eed upon theowner or preprieter, or the ners of pro ptietors cifany- such coach or olher.cieriage °“buve • ctesbribed, or any .one or more of them, or an .. 1 pers- Sere driving the same i n t h e manner atter lecoooe cd : Provided alwayS,' that no chil d in the tap e er under sev e n years of age, shall .included • or cotristed as one of . such number, Acre shall ; be more than one and if m o re than_une, that two of s6ch children shall he accoueted equal tci. ()Pe grown person; and soon' in the saine' i)ropartion ; end that flu person, payiug"iis an outside passenger, shall be permitted to sit or remain as an inSuic . pas senger, unless' with the con-ent otie of the inside passengers, at elie least, collie ) ed by- such coach or other carriage, and next to whom such outside pas senger shall be placed., And provided also, that where such coach or o-her carri geis of a construc tion peculiarly wide or comeeettous, and being - so found, shall be duly licensed for that purpose, lour outside passengers,. instead Of three, shelf be a.low ed to sit oil the ironfof such csiach or „Alter chi !Lige: Provided always, - that the number of outside passen gers shall not exceed ten in all. From and after the Ist day of March, 1811, it shall .not be lawful for any driver, owner, or pro prietor of any coach, or other carriage, aeove de scribed, going or travelling for hire, to petrnit or st.ifier, in any m anner or way, any luggage to be carried on the roof of any such coach, or other Car- • riage; or any person, to ride or go as an. outs id e pas senger, on or a b ou t the outside of any such coach or other carriage s the top of which snail he more than eight 'feet nihe inches from the geoutid, or time bearing of which, on the ground, shall be less than four feet six inches from the centre of tee track of the right or off-wheel, to the centre of the track of the left or near-wheel, under the penalty of five pounds for each offence, to be recovered and applied* in the same manner as any penalty for more outside passengers than are allowed ley this A k a can be reco vered and applied. • Flom amid after the passing of this Act,-it shall not he lawful for any driver, owner, or proerietre of 'any such coach, mad coach, or other carriage above described, going or traveling tor hire, to carry or permit or suffer any parcel or parcels, or luggage% .whatever„exceeding two feet in beige t, to be convey ed on the foef. of any such mace, mail-cvadie or ocher carriage above( described, drawn, by tour or more horses; and Where carriages arc drawn by iwo or three horses, then suet} lia4ige licit to exceect I 8 inches' above the roof e aid every such driver so of fending, and any owner or proprietor of any such • coach or other carrisge where such shiver is not known or cannot be erotic!, being convicted of such oefruce, ei her by his or her owe contessioe, the view of a Justice 01 the Peace or other Magistrat e , or.the oath or oa t h s o f oue or more Creditable witness or witnesses, before any Justice of the Peace or other Magistrate acting in and for 'the ceuely; riLt in,. city, town; division, of place where any tetenee shall be committed, (winch oath ev .ry secii‘Justiee or ether, Magistrate -is hereby authonsed aid re quired to administer) shall turfed arid .pay the sum of 51. for every inch above the space of tw o -Or of its inches; respettively above alluwe i ; an.! case the driver, so offending, shall be the owner or such coach, mailscoach, of other carnage abeve described, he shall forfeit the su el of ten petards fur every inch above .the spaces respectively above iii lowed;. and in default of payment of time said penalties respectively, • the person and persous offending shall he committed to the common gaol,or house of correetion; of the county,. riding, city to -An, division, or place, st here such offence shall have be, Q committed, there *to remain without tele 'or, mainpriee, tbr the space of two months, such penalties shall seeier be paid : I'r ceded al waya, that ,all packages herein before diecribed, shall le so *placed on the roof of soar co.ich, Luse coach, or other carriage above describee, as that no passenger or passengers shall - sit thereon, under . the penalty of eos. far each offence; to be paid by such passenger or passengers respective,y, and to e e recovered, and applied in the same mariner as the other penalties imposed in this Act ; and that tee division, or apace, on the top of the coach, or other Es - r : sus'